I am a newbie to Javascript and JSP. I wish to create a jsp file to read the inputs from an html (registration form called member.html), check validity of inputs using javascript and finally generate an ouput as an html file displaying the user inputs. Following is the code for the member.html file
<HTML>
<TITLE>New member application form</TITLE>
<script language="JavaScript" src="javaScript.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<!--<HEAD><H2><P align = "center">Welcome...</P></H2>-->
<H2><P align = "center"> Member Registration Form </p></H2>
</HEAD>
<HR>
<BODY> .....
The error I experience is that nothing happens when I click submit button. I have installed Tomcat 6.0 and do not seem to have issues with that.
I'm trying to figure out the best/easiest/fastest way to accomplish this task:
I have a csv file
I need to generate an HTML item description based on the infomation in this csv
Here is an example:
ITEM NAME, ITEM TITLE, MANUFACTURE, CONDITION, LAST PHOTO LINK,
I would then need the script to generate the HTML markup
AND
I will also need the script to determine if the last photo in the list is photo "c" and then create the links for photos a-c
ie:
I'm sure there is a good way to do this I'm just not sure which language will be the easiest to do it in. If there is a way to use java I am most familiar with java.
I would also like the script to export the data in a csv file as well if possible.
I'm was able to successfully use your plugin for firefox, safari, chrome. When the form submits the request with file upload, here is the html I send back to the browser (via Rails): <textarea>{'status': 'success', 'avatar_url': '<%=@user.avatar.url(:medium)%>'}
I have an html-file on my Harddisk, there is some javascript in it. Simplyfied it should work like this: The script should put the html-page delivered by the webadress http://www.codingforums.com in a variable called the Source.
I have a very large tree data structure and I want to display some of its sections on a HTML page. I wrote the following JavaScript that loads parts of the tree dynamically injecting the desired HTML code.
Each show_xxxxxxxx() function displays desired part of the tree on HTML.The problem is each time I load the HTML file it takes a lot of time to read the JavaScript (there are many show_xxxxxxxx() functions with a lot of HTML to insert).Is it possible to cache the loaded JavaScript into browser memory so it won't read the entire script when I reload the page with different content?
I try to write a script that can read a csv file and then display it on the browser in table form by using HTML and save the file as .jsp. But , I couldnt read the data from the file. Anyone can help ??
Below here is my codes ..
Quote:
// Create some variables var datafile = "student.csv"; var fso, fin, fout;
I would like for the information selected in the list boxes to automatically build/generate text in the body of the page below the text boxes. Please see the attached image for an idea of what I mean.As more boxes are selected, the rest of the Part Number is generated.This is somewhat similar to chained list box, but instead of generating a 2nd list box, I want each list box to generate into it's own cell at the bottom of the page.
I would like to some javascript connect to a URL on the same webserver and read a CGI. The output from this CGI is not plain HTML but rather data which needs to be displayed in a moving graph. Coming from a Perl background I'd say I'm looking to do something like:
while (my $data = read_url(http://whatever) { print some pretty moving data across the screen; }
Is something like this possible to do in javascript?
I've managed to output the text of my two arrays to a specific div (in this case the div's id is ''number') - BUT I'm only seeing the last data from each array (it's a train number and a train name) so instead of getting the entire list from 800 to 870 and the associated names I'm just getting the last pairing which in his case is 870 Zulu.
<script type="text/javascript">
this is my code. Can anyone see where I'm going wrong? code...
I just started a programming class and stuck in a section of my assigment. Last instruction: "Write a script that reads an integer and determines and output XHTML text that displays whether it it odd or even.{hint: use the remainder operator. An even numder is a muiple of 2. Any multiple of 2 leaves a remainder of zero when divided by 2.}
I am currently working on an announcements portlet for a dashboard that my team is creating. What is desired is to be able to have this portlet access a stored text file (file can be edited so content is subject to change) that will have all the information needed for these announcements. The JavaScript will then write it into a html file. I am a novice at html, and javascript;
Suppose I have an html document with javascript, opened in my web browser. I need my script to generate another html (which just displays some text), and open it in new tab automatically. How is it done? Conside this code:
I came across a document online for distributing content online via Javascript and to test it out I put together a simple JS file that has instructions to build an HTML link inside a div. I can call the function remotely from sites hosted on other servers. This would allow me to change the HTML snippet at any time without having to manually change it on a bunch of sites, I would just need to change it once in the JS file.
I have one long text field in HTML to feed text as input in my page. the entered text will be shown as output text after some operations.In this context, i need to display few text(say 200 chars) only and i need to provide READMORE link/button which would show me the complete content of that text field. I need to achieve this shortly!
Can JavaScript be used to write the output from an HTML form to a text file? The scenario would be that the form has text fields and checkboxes and will only output the text fields that have data entered along with the checkboxes that the user has selected.
I have a CGI that logs into a a secure site of mine. Basically, all the CGI does is send the username and password I have set up, and then the normal page opens in my brower. But, I would rather send this HTML to a file, parse it, and spit out a different page depending on the user that's logged in.
The problem is that once the username/password gets passed to the web server, it opens to a new page, the default page. How can I get the HTML from that page without it opening in the browser?
I have a simple XML file that looks something close to this:
<presence id="12345"> <status>in a meeting</status> <priority>1</priority>
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If you require a bit more info on the project itself, here's a rundown: This xml file is created by an internal chat app at my office. Each employee has their own xml file listing their current availability and status (hence "in a meeting"). This will be used to determine the availability of certain individuals in the building without having to be logged in to the chat app. That's why there's multiple xml files going to be used (roughly 10-15 in the end).
There's a script on my site that's included like <script src='somePHPfile.php?params... etcIt generates an image with some text in it and a few links.When I click 'view source' it just comes up with the <script> tags and nothing else. In Firefox, if I right click on the actual image and go to this frame > view source, I can see everything it's doing.
I was not sure where to put this - the CGI or Javascript file. Anyhow, I have a CGI counter that I pulled off the net, which I like a lot. The counter works perfectly.
I am using Javascript to include the output (i.e. the counter) in my HTML file for now. Again, I have accomplished this too. However, I want to be able to apply css style to this particular output - nothing fancy, just a border and background and change the font and spacing. However, I am unsure how to accomplish this with the way I have it coded. You can visit the site at paradigmforward.com/alpine/index.html - the counter is at the VERY bottom.
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I am sure this is easy, but cannot figure it out. I would like to keep it within the footer div.